Not sure if you're the one who published "
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[because of its date] or you were simply inspired by that article, but regardless of the answer, make sure to always include the source
[you might want to edit your post and add the source in question]!
- It's not direct plagiarism, but still...
I was curious as we usually can trace or see where most of those miners move when larger pools shut down.
But we're not dealing with a normal pool here. They chose to stay under the radar from the beginning and they kept it until the very last days of their operations.
Anyone happen to know what happened to them?
The only thing that I could find about them was this:
Said Liu Ping, one of the cofounders of Lubian.com, their group cooperates with a local private power plant, whose investors are Chinese and Iranians, the plant generates electricity by burning waste and energy.
~Snipped~
Said Liu Ping, there are four partner shareholders of Lubian.com, who control all the computing power, and they never participate in any activities in the crypto space.
- For those that are interested in connecting the dots, their "address" still has a lot of BTCitcoin [they might move it in the near future].
Based on the location of the miners
[Iran - most of them] and the timing of the events, I have a strong feeling it has something to do with the new president and government in place
[I could be wrong].
